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  1. Early markers of breast cancer in nipple aspirate fluid

    Nipple aspirate fluid (NAF) refers to the small amount of secretion that is found in breast ducts/lobules of most non-lactating women. This fluid can be collected repeatedly and non-invasively via the nipple using a modified breast pump, and therefore, it is considered to be a potential source for …

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  2. Development of a Non-Invasive Proteomic Approach to Profiling Molecular Changes in the Microenvironment to Investigate Stages of Breast Health

    … Considerable efforts have investigated using nipple aspirate fluid (NAF), a liquid biopsy rich in proteins representative of the breast microenvironment, as a non-invasive source of early detection biomarkers. However, by using traditional two-dimensional discovery proteomic approaches, many …

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  3. Oncoproteomic applications for detection of breast cancer. Proteomic profiling of breast cancer models and biopsies

    … cell lines and stage-specific liquid biopsies (nipple aspirate fluid [NAF], plasma samples) to identify disease and phenotype specific signature. An 8-plex iTRAQ quantification strategy was employed to compare proteomic profiles of a range of breast cancer and ‘normal-like’ cell lines with …

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